not just the part moment to senior executives announcing they are leaving the car company including the chief accounting officer who resigned after just one month on the job. we have live coverage.>> reporter: we talked with an economist tonight who said there is a lot of uncertainty for investors with the company because of the actions from elon musk. we talked with a lot of customers tonight at the dealership behind me and they say tesla is a good company and the stock will rebound.>> is that a no. it's marijuana inside of tobacco. >> reporter: a moment that has people talking. the billionaire smoking a joint and sipping whiskey during a live interview on the podcast show. the interview went on for two

hours and 37 minutes with both men discussing a wide range of topics.>> ware also plugged in like nodes on the network. like leaves on a big tree.>> reporter: the markets reacted swiftly, to tesla ceos resigned, the stock plummeted at 9% losing more than 11% for the week. the moment already having repercussions.>> it creates uncertainty about the company, the future direction of management. it's coming on top of investigation about taking the company private, the way that was handled and the subsequent pullback. any uncertainty will have a major effect.>> reporter: a cheerful interview admitting to sleep loss and possible bipolar conditions months ago, a ceo of tesla and cofounder of nero link willing to cut them a break.

the fans. >> he's a brilliant guy he is doing important things.>> he is extremely smart and creative. there is a difference between being a public company ceo and an innovator.>> reporter: the cars make great eye candy even better if you can afford to own one. no problem here, it may have been a moment but his future is not up in smoke just yet. >> unless they take him away in a funny suit i'm not going to worry about it.>> reporter: he said he had an announcement in the very near future. many argued he was relaxed in the podcast speaking well that he does not speaks well for the company.

more than 100 people took to the streets of san jose to express their grief and outrage over the killing of a young husband and father. the group mothers against murder organize the march in response to the fatal stabbing of a man last sunday. the sheriff's office said he was killed when he went to question two men sitting in a truck outside his home on raymond avenue.>> this is a senseless murder and we only feel the pain that came from the mother. how traumatized the young boys are.>> the sheriff's office has released a surveillance photo of the truck believes to be involved in the fatal stabbing. the time of the attack. mothers against murder is offering a $5000 award for information about the

killer. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a person who set a fire at a planned parenthood facility. this surveillance video shows the person setting fire to the building on the south valley house. nobody was injured, anybody with information should contact watsonville police. a chain of family-run care facilities are now at the center of a human trafficking and weapons investigation. their employees say the owners exploited them making them work 24 hour days and forcing them to sleep on a garage floor. four people have been arrested, they operated facilities in south san francisco, daly city and pacifica. they took care of kids and elderly while their bosses allegedly trafficked them and stockpiled guns. three of them were so called ghost gun rifles with no serial

numbers.>> why you need this type of firepower to take care of people who are aged or our children, i can't understand it. >> four people face 59 charges including three counts of rape for allegedly assaulting a female worker. a trial date set for two men charged in a deadly ghost ship fire will call a plea deal in the case thrown out by a judge. defense attorneys are making plans to fight back. >> reporter: plea deals rejected by a judge going to trial on april 2 at least for now. the defense is considering a motion to have a trial moved out of alameda county. each charged with 36 counts of

involuntary manslaughter, one count for each victim who died. last month the judge rejected plea deals for both defendants saying not enough remorse was on. the judge also throughout the other bleeding -- print -- plea agreement. in a news statement he said in his plea deal rejection it was a set up. a morbid publicity stunt organized the da. he's fighting to get his clients plea deal reinstated and if that fails he says he is ready to take it to a jury.>> they want a trial? give him a trial. we are eagled -- eager to show our clients in a sense and figured to show that there is going to be large reasonable doubt in terms of this. >> reporter: she plans to turn

the blame on the landlord who was not criminally charged and other entities like the city of oakland who they say turned a blind eye to conditions in the warehouse.>> we want to humiliate and embarrass every public official who did not do their job.>> reporter: the attorney tells me he wants this to be the most painful trial that the city of oakland have ever endured. a houston oil company was found guilty of criminal charges and an oil spill that tarred beaches and wildlife in santa barbara. this bill in 2015 caused by a corroded pipe sent at least 123,000 gallons of crude oil onto a beach. a jury found them guilty of one felony for failing to maintain the pipeline and eight misdemeanors. the company said in a statement they accept full responsibility

of the impact and face fines and sentencing in december. a research firm says online sales of nike have surged in the past few days. kaepernick's ad debuted on labor day, and nike orders jumped 20% in the next four days from previous sales. the online researcher says it's an early look at how the world's largest sportswear company mayfair after supporting the quarterback. tariffs on chinese imports will raise prices on a large amount of products. higher prices on products such as the apple watch, chargers and earbuds. presidents trump said today he is said to impose tariffs on chinese imports in addition to

the already 50 billion tariffs imposed.>> barack obama coming to california tomorrow to campaign for congressional candidates. today the president took direct aim.>> reporter: former president obama was very critical of presidents trump in his speech today planning to make his first big speech in the midterm elections in anaheim tomorrow. trying to help flip republican house congressional districts in california from red to blue.>> what happened to the republican party? >> reporter: barack obama was on the attack friday criticizing presidents trump and the gop and telling students at the university of illinois that the best way tosh voting.>> if you think elections don't matter i hope the last two years have corrected that impression.

>> we said what do you think of president obama's speech and i said i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. >> reporter: the midterm elections now have both men on the road campaigning for congressional candidates. barack obama is scheduled to appear in orange county saturday for democrats hoping to flip seats that hillary clinton one in 2016. the san francisco democratic party's executive director says the former president will be a big boost to get out the vote.>> he struck a chord on mobilizing people especially from a motivational standpoint.>> barack obama brings back thmoderate.>> reporter: a pr san francisco says it shows just how much of that -- is at stake for both parties.

for america's future regarding healthcare, immigration, foreign policy and credit for the recovering economy.>> the numbers are great they have been incredible. >> let's just remember where this recovery started.>> we are only two months away from the election and i think barack obama is racking up leadership because they have been winning across the board at the ground level without him. he's helping seal the deal for democrats.>> reporter:, president obama will likely be an asset but not everywhere. obama is expected to campaign in pennsylvania, ohio and illinois before the elections in november. a rally was held tonight at alameda county sheriff's office, the rally was to mark the upcoming changes to the program. urban shield was created following the 911 terrorist attacks to help law enforcement

prepare for attacks and other disasters. critics have complained that the program focused on military tactics that can frequently target communities of color. earlier this year the board of supervisors voted to end the urban shield program after 2018 and refocus the purpose to disaster response training and emergency preparedness.>> we ended urban shield successfully and in its place we need to decide as a county what we value and how we are going to prepare for our emergencies.>> this year's program began yesterday and continues through monday. a delay in plans to bring bart to san jose, the problem discovered after months of construction. california banned some charter schools, a new law signed by governor brown today. a woman today, mostly clear skies through friday night. a bit of a change of temperatures into the weekend. more coming up.

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a dallas police officer charged with manslaughter after she shot and killed her neighbor mistaking her -- the apartment for her on. she just finished her shift and was returning home when she walked into her neighbor's apartment which was the wrong apartment. the victim identified was rushed to the hospital where he died. investigators say it is not clear how the officer ended up in the wrong apartment.>>'s blood sample was drawn to test the officers level for drugs or alcohol. at my request we are in the process of obtaining a warrant based on the circumstances we have right now.>> police have not released the officer's name. botham shem jean work for an accounting and consulting firm.

workers are in a hospital recovering after being shot while taking out the trash this morning. it happened around 3 am on lumbar street. people are calling -- police are calling it a robbery. a short time after the police arrested a man about three blocks away. workers at the restaurant say they no longer feel safe.>> it can happen to anyone. it's something when you really -- we really need to take precautions of>> police have not released the names of the men arrested or the employee expected to make a >> reporter: officials say they notice a problem with bart's

extension during june. small computer components have been installed in a 10 mile stretch of construction south of the warm springs station. the electronic cost of $1.2 million were part of the communications equipment that control lighting, intercom and fire alarms inside the various stations. they discovered a subcontractor installed used parts instead of new ones.>> is not that there could be problems, it's just the parts were not per specificatio discover the problem until june after the oversight board had gone on summer break. the subcontractor is now replacing all of the used components with new ones.>> we are taking measures to take that equipment out and replace it and then we will retest.>> reporter: the mayor stated our top priority is ensuring that

we have a safe and secure system which is why we are working to replace the equipment as soon as possible. some passengers agree safety should be the top consideration.>> passengers can take a bit of convenience.>> reporter: it will cost a three- month delay pushing completion back until the fall 2019 at the earliest. they also say they have complete confidence to take corrective steps against the subcontractor. jerry brown signed a bill banning companies from running charter schools here in california. supporters say these schools have been turning public money for students into corporate profits. there are now 34 charter schools in california run by or profit corporations. charter schools are not required to follow all the rules established for traditional public schools in

california. mac miller has died today after a suspected drug overdose. he was found dead inside his san fernando valley home. he reportedly battled substance abuse for many years. in may he was arrested for dui after he hit a pole with his car near his home and fled the scene. >> around noon he was found, friends found him and alerted 911.>> he was just 26 years old, originally from pennsylvania. more sunshine today, we are advertising the hottest day of the week and it looks like it's on track. our return of the 90s out to fairfield, san jose 84 degrees. san francisco 66.

a warm-up expected for today. tomorrow not much change, shave off a few degrees and more cooling into next week. there is our live camera, i expect fogg to develop the coast and pushed back into the bay as we head into the overnight hours. satellite showing a weak system on the north coast. solid fog down to the south. we could have more redevelopment as we head into the overnight hours and a few patches right now regrouping your portions of the san county. san jose 63, sent francisco 58 and santa rosa in the upper 50s. partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning, patchy fog near the coast and a few patches around the bay to start your weekend.

we want today because this area of high pressure trying to build into the state and begins to back off. more cooling moved to next weekend. tomorrow a minor drop off, the numbers 60s to 80s, a few spots right around 90 to 92 degrees. here is our cooling trend into the second half of the weekend when it really kicks in into next week. patchy fog tomorrow morning your portions of the coastline and the beach is mainly in the 60s. inland on track to reach 80s to lower 90s out toward clearlake. walnut creek 90 degrees. still a nice and warm saturday afternoon. san francisco still in the upper 60s, right around 68. your five day forecast, fog first thing sunday morning and more cooling into next week. especially by tuesday and wednesday. the weekend looking pretty good.

the athletics trying to keep on the field, how they were able to pass their way to victory. equal pay, professional surf competitions announced today they will offer equal prize money for men and women. you will find the full story at ktvu.com. we will be right back.

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together, we're building a better california. the a's in town tonight .? they continue to play great baseball and continue to live by the long ball as in 192 of them entering tonight, third most. homerun happy again at the coliseum, hosting the rangers and a good night for the kids to come out and see a ballgame. the first batter of the game, l'oreal. what a run. first of the year, first career leadoff homerun and it is all one nothing -- 1-0. two run shot, 12. 3-0 game but there is more in

the six. again he goes opposite field, five homeruns the season. four of them against texas. 6.5 up on the mariners for the second wild-card spot. the giants of course to the role of spoiler, this weekend they have something to spoil. taking on the wildcard leading brewers in the national league. alan hansen helping out the cause here, 2-2. bottom seven however aguilar, the all-star going to work. he hit it hard. all the way to the wall. the brewers are up 4-2. hunley called strike three. argues, is tossed. another argues, toss.

there it goes. de la salle and st. francis a white out in mountain view. did not bother garrett though. the junior, taking it house word. the five yards, you can't teach the. 19-0 the half. lancers respond, jack. 30 yards to evan williams. lots of schools recruiting him. 19-8. de la salle would answer with garrett from eight yards out. three scores. spartans when 33-15. that will do it for sports. modern family is up next>> thank you so much for joining us tonight. have a great weekend and we will see you tomorrow night as

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hate to miss the chance of a lifetime by not helping me build a duck village today? that was some tricky wording. that's how he gets us. i got it -- i would not hate to miss the chance of a lifetime by not helping you. but only 'cause i have work. i've got a driving lesson. uh, something. honey, you found those eggs weeks ago, and they still haven't hatched. should you prepare yourself for the possibility that they might be... alligators? dead. can you believe your sister? yeah, i do. they're dead. the only thing that's dead in this kitchen is your childlike sense of wonder. morning, dunphys. oh, still no ducks, huh? fascinating creatures. i just read a book about them. you did? yes, mom. dylan reads. it was my nephew's book. it was about a duck and a penguin who go on vacation together. you could touch the duck's fuzz. bloop-bloop! that's the sound she makes when she wants me to fast-forward. claire does the same thing to me.